Two AP Newsmen Beaten In Warsaw
Two AP correspondents Nicholas Lillitos and George Brodski were beaten at the AP Warsaw bureau by four Cuban journalists claiming Castro ties. Lillitos suffered minor injuries, Brodski serious back injuries. the attack followed claims of untruths about Castro. Castro visited a Warsaw school amid heart doubt reports, declaring “My heart is like steel” as officials noted fatigue and possible infarct risk. The incident prompted protests to Polish authorities. Castro’s Poland schedule was trimmed, with trips to Gdansk Krakow and Katowice reduced.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Nicholas Lillitos
George Brodski
Nicholas Tillitos
Tillitos
Fidel Castro
Castro
Lillitos
Brodski
New York
Washington
Hungary
Council of Ministers
Radziwill Palace
Gdansk
Krakow
Katowice
Budapest
Edward Gierek
Communist Party
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Poland
Soviet Union
Swimming pool chlorine leak hospitalizes 54 in Tulsa
In Tulsa a filtration plant leak at St Michael's church pool released chlorine gas injuring 54, mostly children. One infant remained in hospital for observation. many treated for coughs and vomiting. Lifeguard Debbie Domenico aided evacuation before being treated and released.
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Tulsa
Okla
St. Michael’s
Danny Givens
Givens
Debbie Domenico
McGovern wins California primary in sweep for nomination
Sen George McGovern captured California's 271 delegates to move past 900 in his bid for the Democratic nomination after wins in New Jersey New Mexico his native South Dakota and a close California race delayed by a judge ordered polling extension. In other news the Richmond busing case reversal may ease pressure for curbs on court ordered busing as Congress debates civil rights remedies. Air Force jets hit a North Vietnamese rail yard near the Chinese border and pilots threaten a boycott of countries sheltering hijackers amid potential airline disruptions.
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George McGovern
California
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
New Jersey
New Mexico
McGovern
San Francisco
Washington
Richmond
U.S. Court of Appeals
Congress
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert H. Merhige Jr
Henrico
Chesterfield
Ermanuel Celler
D-N.y
Saigon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
An Tac
Nielsen To Be Speaker At State Meeting
Mexico City Manager Neil Nielsen will speak at the annual conference for newly elected mayors and councilmen at the Ramada Inn in Jefferson City. The event, sponsored by state and university groups, features 100 plus officials and covers municipal budgeting and finance plus where to obtain help.
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Mexico City
Neil Nielsen
Ramada Inn
Jefferson City
Mexico
Harold Enslen
Herman Tolson
Missouri Municipal League
University of Missouri, Columbia Governmental Affairs Program
St. Louis County Municipal League
Missouri
Nielsen
James S. Cottingham
Independence
al E. Nick
Ferguson
Richard Provaznik
Richmond Heights
Lionel Thompson
Moberly
Irvin Sweet
Savannah
Curtis Logan
Rolla
Miriam Cone
Springfield
Lawrence Lieberman
University City
Graduation Visit Ties Oklahoma Trip to Family Ties
Mr and Mrs Fred A Naysmith of Laddonia returned from Shawnee Oklahoma where they visited Mr and Mrs Bill Maupin and Diane Naysmith They attended commencement at Oklahoma Baptist University Raney Chapel for Brenda Naysmith Maupin BA in business education She teaches at Meeker High School Oklahoma and Bill Maupin earned BA in religion and history at Southwestern Baptist Seminary in Texas The Naysmiths youngest daughter Fiane later joined them after visiting Audrain Medical Center and ORVUe past two members Sik will be effi played at the Audrain Medical Center
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Laddonia
Fred A. Naysmith
Shawnee
Okla
Bill Maupin
Diane Naysmith
Maupin
Raney Chapel
Oklahoma Baptist University
Brenda Naysmith
Meeker High School
Meeker
Lottery win frees man on bond in Pittsburgh
A 25 year old man, William W. Smith, was released from Allegheny County jail after offering a $400 winning state lottery ticket as collateral for a $5,000 bond. His attorney had the ticket validated and a bonding company accepted it. He could not cash the May 31 draw while held on a drug charge.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
William W. Smith
Smith
California Environment Plan Defeated at Ballot Box
The Environmental Initiative Proposition 9 failed in California’s primary, losing about two to one amid a $1.4 million opposition campaign by business and labor groups. Backers vow another try, while opponents cite potential environmental gains and industry pushback. The measure would have banned DDT pesticides, removed lead from gasoline by 1976, halted offshore drilling, and paused nuclear plant construction for five years. Other measures, including bonds and tax changes, were approved.
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Los Angeles
California
Crash Kills 2 Near Waynesville
Two people died and three were injured in a two car collision five miles east of Waynesville along I 44 Tuesday night. Deceased are Delores Fay Lewis 27 of Pierce City and her year old daughter Tiny Marie Lewis. Injured are John William Lewis 24 and Keith Lewis 4 all in serious condition at Pulaski County Hospital. James Bo Lack Jr 20 of Ft Leonard Wood the driver of the other car was listed in critical condition at the hospital.
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Waynesville
Here
Highway Patrol
Delores Fay Lewis
Pierce City
Tiny Marie Lewis
NASA
John William Lewis
Antrian Keith Lewis
Pulaski County Hospital
James Bo Lack Jr
Ft. Leonard Wood
Sandihon
Une Hospital
PSC Asks Right To Regulate Area Disputes
Jefferson City Mo AP Marvin E Jones chairman said the state Public Service Commission should have authority to settle territorial disputes between rural electric cooperatives and private utilities. He argued regulation would ensure adequate safe service at reasonable rates as metropolitan growth increases competition in rural areas.
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Jefferson City
Marvin E. Jones
State Public Service Commission
Missouri Electric Cooperative Managers Association
General Assembly
Jones
PSC
Clay Coalition Backs Morris Governor Hopeful
A Missouri black political coalition led by Rep. William Clay endorsed William Morris for governor at a news conference in St Louis. Clay, Jackson County party chair Bruce Watkins and about 30 black committeemen called the action unprecedented and said Morris combines experience and dedication to lead Missouri forward.
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St, Louis
Missouri
First
William Clay
St. Louis
William Morris
Clay
Jackson County
Bruce Watkins
Congress
Morris
Christian Bible School Draws 75 at First Church
The First Christian Church reports an average of 75 children attending a week long Bible School this week with nearly 30 volunteers aiding youngsters from ages three to six grade. Director Mrs. Bob Snell says the closing program will be Sunday at 9 10 a m during Sunday school.
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First Christian Church
Bob Snell
Nurse Class To Graduate Friday Night
Graduation ceremonies for the 15th class of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the Mexico Methodist Church. The Rev. C.A. Trotter will give the principal address, with remarks by Richard Nye and Joseph E. Hodgin. Diplomas and pins will be presented by Peggy Sterner and Shelby Brandkamp. Music by Mrs. Guy Pitts. Public invited.
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Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing
Mexico Methodist Church
C.A. Trotter
St. Paul C.M.E. Church
Mexico Ministerial Alliance
Richard Nye
Audrain Medical Center
Joseph E. Hodgin
Peggy Sterner
R.N
Shelby Brandkamp
Rb.n
Guy Pitts
Sandy's Will Open Here On E. Liberty
Alvin B K Ehrhardt announces Mexico Sandy's will open Oct 1 at 1123 E Liberty St. The 64 by 24 foot building will seat 44, park 30, and cost about 30000 with 8 am to midnight hours. Sandy's operates in Hannibal Fulton Rolla Quincy Pittsfield.
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Mexico
Alvin BK
Spike) Ehrhardt
Hannibal Sandy’s Inc
E. Liberty St
Latney
Elizabeth
Marjorie
Elma Lee
Lakenan Barnes
Missouri
Sandy’s
Hannibal
Fulton
Rolla
Quincy
Ill
Pittsfield
Ehrhardt
B.H. Willer
Tom Daly
Sandy
Vandalia Station Burglary Leaves No Loot Behind
Vandalia on Highway 54 saw Junior Schuessler's Texaco service station broken into last night. A lock box was damaged at the front door but no money box was found and nothing else was taken. The burglars caused no additional damage.
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Vandalia
Junior Schuessler
Texaco
Highway 54
Mr. Schuessler
Kleindienst Vote Coming Tomorrow
The Senate will vote on Richard G. Kleindienst to be attorney general Thursday afternoon after a delay tied to ITT settlement inquiries. Committee backed confirmation despite dissenters claiming hearings were incomplete. the initial 4 p.m. vote is on returning the nomination for more hearings, otherwise a confirmation vote follows.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
Kleindienst
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Justice Department
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jack Anderson
ITT
Sheraton
San Diego
Callaway Poll Shows McGovern Teasdale Preference Lead
A Callaway County telephone survey by Kingdom Daily News finds McGovern leading Humphrey 36 to 20 with 32 undecided and Teasdale ahead of Morris 26 to 22 with 36 undecided. Bond leads King 68 to 12 with 20 undecided. Callaway representative Holt 50, Herring 30, Shafer 8 with 12 undecided. sheriff Salmons 62, Williamson 24, Lander 8 with 6 undecided.
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Fulton
Callaway County
The
Kingdom Daily News
McGovern
Humphrey
Teasdale
Morris
Wallace
Chisholm
Blackwell
Dowd
Bond
King
Callaway
Holt
Herring
Shafer
Sheriff
Salmons
Williamson
Lander
Pilots threaten broad boycott over hijackers sheltering nations
ALPA announced a boycott by 46 000 members against Cuba Algeria and any country that refuses to prosecute or extradite hijackers plans to extend to airlines serving those nations TWA halted Algiers service due to traffic Pan American will not serve hijacker harboring countries Nixon was urged to bar such nations from US airspace and aviation authorities cited 450 murders and 147 hijacking assaults since air travel began with 193 attackers now fugitives
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Washington
Afland
Farline
Qubre
Algeria
ALPA
Ural
Afl-Cio
Airline Pilots Association
Cuba
Trans World Airlines
Algiers
Pan American World Airways
U.S
John J. O'Donnell
Nixon
O'Donnell
60Nation International Federation of Air Line Pilot Associations
London
United States
O’donnell
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
Federal Aviation Administration
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Mary Ann) Sprouls
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Sheila
Richard Vance
Oklahoma
Clay Coalition
Christian Bible School
Midway
E. Liberty
Hany’s
Clint Eastwood
Coogans Bluff
Dirty Harry
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Eam A
Frogs
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Sam Elliott
Joan van Ark
Adam Roarke
Judy Pace
Lynn Worden Mae Mercer
David Gilliam
Corland
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